>The actual example in the testsuite was more along the lines of > > foo='"This is a quotes string. it'"'"'s using both types of quotes"' > >-> "This is a quoted string. It's using both types of quotes"
Which is fine. That example does not aggregate quoted values with non-quoted ones. For any potential aggregation of a quoted string "XXX" and a non-quoted string YYY, you can always write "XXXYYY" instead, until only quoted strings remain. >And I really have no idea what the Parser.HTML documentation says >about it all, I do not think it actually mentions how things are >parsed. But the code goes to great lengths to actually support the >concatenation of strings, so it must have been intentional. It does not follow that concatenation of quoted and non-quoted strings specifically was desired though. And if the behaviour is not documented, it is undefined and could be changed at any time. ;-)
